Why were some American

writers of the 1920s called

the “Lost Generation”?

1927 was a fundamental year

in motion pictures, because it

brought the first

What was the main reason

Herbert Hoover was elected

by a large majority of votes?

The Scopes Trial represented the conflict between

Ernest Hemingway was one of a group of writers in the

1920s whose writing

The effects of Prohibition included

One of the main goals of Marcus Garvey’s black nationalism was for African Americans to

Until 1924, Native Americans did not have access to adequate legal protection from the government because they

Trumpeter Louis Armstrong invented the jazz solo, when one musician steps out from the band to play alone.

Immigration to the United States fell dramatically in the 1920s because of the millions of people killed in Europe during World War I.

The Teapot Dome scandal caused people to question the judgment and honesty of government officials.

In the 1920s, high school attendance fell as young people flocked to the cities to take advantage of high-paying jobs and the nightclubs of the new youth culture.

After World War I, the U.S. economy suffered a downturn that led to hard times as the 1920s began.

young women who challenged society’s ideas about womanhood

people who leave their home countries to live

elsewhere

1928 pact in which the United States and

other countries agreed not to engage in war

affordable automobile invented by Henry

Ford

flourishing of African American literature

and art in the 1920s

system that uses conveyor belts to move parts

to different groups of workers

fear of Communist infiltration after the

Russian Revolution

ended Prohibition in 1933

Republican candidate for vice president in

1920

painter famous for creating detailed paintings of flowers

In 1914, Ford raised his factory workers' wages to ______ a day.

Promised a return to "Normalcy".

President who was known as "honest and trustworthy".

He was president during the stock market crash.

Influenced American life more than any other product of the 20th century. It went from being too expensive for most Americans to affordable for the average American.

This industry went from being used as a mail carrying service to passenger transportation during the 1920s.

Americans began to buy more goods because business began to offer "buy now pay later" options, such as installment plans. Americans did not have to have the money to buy a product because the could use credit. __________________ doubled during the 1920s.

The standard of living grew, so people began to buy __________________ that made life easier such as the washing machine, electric refrigerator, and the vacuum cleaner.

Businesses used _______________ to convince people to buy their products. This created demand for their products, and even Hollywood stars endorsed products.

President Coolidge believed that taxes should be low and businesses should be given credit so they can expand. ___________________ were passed that allowed the private industry to flourish and high tariffs were placed in imports so that American goods would be cheaper.